Security software has blocked the activation script.
Restart the activator and try the "Set Serial Numbers" step again. 2. Fix the "Could Not Obtain License" Loop
If you run into an active crash while utilizing a local script, the following sequence isolates execution permissions: 1. Clear Legacy Licensing Infrastructure Go to Windows Control Panel > .
Windows Defender often flags the legacy SSQ application file due to its aggressive script behavior (such as executing systemic loop commands to apply local server structures). Open from your taskbar. Navigate to Virus & threat protection settings . Toggle Real-time protection to Off .
📍 : For professional environments, the most reliable way to resolve persistent activation library errors is to contact your Official SOLIDWORKS Value Added Reseller (VAR) .
After running the activator and merging the registry files, restart your computer. This ensures that the new licensing environment is fully loaded. Alternative Solutions If the "Error 6 New" persists, consider these alternatives:
If the system is missing appropriate .NET Framework installations or the specific activation library initialization prerequisites, the tool throws an unhandled exception.
Open regedit and navigate to HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\SolidWorks .
